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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1963
Page
39
Vatican report recalls dramatic papal elections from 1272 to 1623. Longest conclave at Viterbo ended after rain soaked cardinals. Notable episodes include kidnappings, fires, epidemics, and malaria affecting electors.
Washington AP report weighs conservatives versus liberals as cardinals prepare to elect a successor to Pope John XXIII on June 19. It notes John’s legacy as progressive and hints a compromise outcome, with Cardinal Cushing signaling potential reforms in canon law and church practice.
Sicilians vote to elect a 90 member regional assembly on Sicily. About three million people were eligible but turnout appears light, prompting officials to allow parties to use loudspeakers and sound tracks to urge participation. Results expected tonight.
Tokyo dispatch reports Red China broadening its attack on Indian Prime Minister Nehru accusing him of starting the Himalayan border clash for political gains. The broadcast labels Nehru a renegade and U.S. pawn while alleging India fabrications about Chinese troop numbers to secure Western arms.
Neal Bosco of Fabens Texas claims responsibility for Denver's heavy weekend rain after using a cloud seeding flare to trigger precipitation. City officials say rainfall was fortunate but not caused by him. Bosco quoted possible future charges for further rains.
A new federal statute extends protection to all eagle species nationwide. The measure reinforces penalties for harm, trade, and habitat disturbance, with enforcement aimed at preserving eagle populations across ecosystems.
Senator Barry Goldwater of Arizona says Republican prospects for winning the White House are not bright now but are improving daily, arguing any Republican would be better than the current administration. Postal rates will rise January 7, 1963, with first class five cents, airmail eight cents, postcards four cents, and air postcards six cents.
A tornado struck the Robert Britton farm near Janesville Minnesota on Mrs. Britton's birthday halting a birthday party. About 32 people fled in six cars as the funnel demolished a barn damaged the house garage and silo top. Loss estimated at about 85000 dollars.
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